Tire Pressure Issues
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Tire Pressure Issues
I have a 2015 F-150 FX4. Last year, I had new tires put on and the low pressure indicator as been on ever since (pressure is correct). It has been reset several times, but always comes back on.
I was told that the computer is set for a dually and that's where the issue is. The mechanic told me that it will have to go to a Ford dealership to be resolved.
Obviously I would like to avoid that because it will probably cost a ton to fix.
Is there a way to correct the issue on my own?
I was told that the computer is set for a dually and that's where the issue is. The mechanic told me that it will have to go to a Ford dealership to be resolved.
Obviously I would like to avoid that because it will probably cost a ton to fix.
Is there a way to correct the issue on my own?
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- You've posted in the 2009 - 2014 F150 forum.
» 2015+ F150
. - Given that the situation happened after "new tires put on" would suspect that the sensor has, or sensors have, been damaged.
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I'm not sure how it was changed to dually.
The sensors are all good. The truck is currently at the mechanic for a non-related issue. He's unable to fix it because it's a programing thing.
I was hoping that there was some way to fix it without having to take it to the dealership.
The sensors are all good. The truck is currently at the mechanic for a non-related issue. He's unable to fix it because it's a programing thing.
I was hoping that there was some way to fix it without having to take it to the dealership.
More Turbo
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You need to go into the Forscan Thread over at F150forum.com and check in there for the TPMS and see if yours is correct.
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I have a 2015 F-150 FX4. Last year, I had new tires put on and the low pressure indicator as been on ever since (pressure is correct). It has been reset several times, but always comes back on.
I was told that the computer is set for a dually and that's where the issue is. The mechanic told me that it will have to go to a Ford dealership to be resolved.
Obviously I would like to avoid that because it will probably cost a ton to fix.
Is there a way to correct the issue on my own?
I was told that the computer is set for a dually and that's where the issue is. The mechanic told me that it will have to go to a Ford dealership to be resolved.
Obviously I would like to avoid that because it will probably cost a ton to fix.
Is there a way to correct the issue on my own?
With that being said, if said tire pressure indicators weren’t a problem before you had your tires replaced, sounds like the installer of your tires either screwed something up when changing the tires like damaging a sensor and replacing it with something else without telling you or a sensor just went bad.
I would just replace all of the sensors but it’ll be interesting to know if all of the old sensors are the same.
Question, how do you know all of the sensors are good?
If I remember correctly, I believe the sensors on a 2015 have to be reprogrammed when replaced and a new set of sensors come with said programmer.
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Fleet Mechanic
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I agree though. Just get a new set of sensors off fleabay and be done with it.
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You might not have a sensor in that one tire. They may have just out a regular valve stem in. When you look at your tire pressure readings on the dash, does that wheel just show dashes?
The truck is almost 5 years old now. Wouldn’t hurt to get 4 new ones anyway.
BTW, there is no “dually” setting. If your mechanic told you that, find a new one.
The truck is almost 5 years old now. Wouldn’t hurt to get 4 new ones anyway.
BTW, there is no “dually” setting. If your mechanic told you that, find a new one.
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